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Wolfproof #1
Wolfproof
Open the door and you never know what will wander in—a pale man stealing lamplight, a glittering Star, or a pack of baying hounds and their fearsome horned master.Join Timothy James, Sarah and Jessica as they battle an ancient one-eyed Evil with the help of a mysterious old woman and a magical wolf.When the Wild Hunt comes riding, the only hope of escape is to face your fears and become…Wolfproof
- GenresFiction
183 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2006
About the author
Maureen Doyle McQuerry
11 books222 followersAll of my books have an element of mystery and magic, even the realistic stories. And as a friend pointed out, there is a library in every one of them. It must be because libraries have always been magical places for me.
Maureen McQuerry is an award winning poet, novelist and teacher. Her YA novel, The Peculiars (Abrams/Amulet 2012) is an ALA Best Book for Young Adult Readers 2013, Bank Street and Horne Book recommended book, and a winner of the Westchester Award. Her most recent book is Beyond the Door (Abrams/Amulet), a Booklist top Ten Fantasy/SciFi for Youth. It is the first in a MG duo that combines, Celtic myth, shapeshifters and a secret code in a coming of age story. The adventure continues in The Telling Stone. Beyond the Door is a current finalist for the WA State Book awards.
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March 26, 2008
I published this book, so I'm partial, but I'm so enjoying my "re-read" of it by way of catholicradiointernational.com's free "Cover to Cover" audio broadcast of Maureen McQuerry's book. Sylvia Dorham, the reader, does a beautiful job, and I highly recommend it.
July 23, 2007
Makes me want to go back and re-read The Greater Trumps by Charles Williams
January 8, 2008
I wanted to like this book. It stars great pagan archetypes, it was written by a poet, so the language is fabulous. Unfortunately the characters are lacking and the story has pacing issues.
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